“Wildlife & Winds of Wisconsin” Carving
Be amazed by State Fair’s new tree carving on the northeast side of Exploratory Park. You will dig the design where Wisconsin animals are revealed in the tree. Located in the Exploratory Park.
1851 Steel & Stone
Fabricated to pay homage to Wisconsin’s industrial roots, the 1851 Steel & Stone water feature commemorates the first year of the Wisconsin State Fair. Located in Central Park.
The Milky Way
This legend-dairy gathering place is home to the iconic, refreshed, giant milk jug! Be sure to check out the State Fair animals featured in Larry Schultz’s original Milk Jug. Located near Entrance A, this park-like setting is an amazing spot to relax or meet with family and friends during your day!
Exploratory Park
Take your family on an adventure through Exploratory Park! This relaxing oasis on the south side of the State Fair features hands-on stations for kids of all ages.
Garden Walk
Frolic through the State Fair to see plentiful blooms and admire the totally traditional topiaries, milk cans, mining carts, Milky Way, and in Grand Champion Hall – all planted by our Flower Crew.
Wisconsin State Fair History Walk
Visit the “Construction Inspired” History Display and witness how State Fair has transformed The Dairy Building, North Point, and even more around our Fair Park. Punch cards available in at the History Building on the south end of Exploratory Park.